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Board your motorcoach at the conclusion of the traditional Balinese welcome ceremony for a scenic drive to Kerta Gosa at the eastern part of the Island. Kertha Gosa. A Sanskrit word meaning "peaceful announcement," Kertha Gosa, is the site of the former Hall of Justice. Built in the 18th century by the King of Klungkung, this impressive structure is part of the Semarapura Palace complex. An open-air pavilion, the most impressive feature of Kertha Gosa is its ceiling featuring terrifying paintings depicting good vs. evil.

During the day, you'll also get to experience a taste of everyday life in a Balinese village. While visiting Penglupuran Village, you'll meet with a traditional family, walk among the villagers and visit the Bamboo forest.

A buffet lunch featuring Balinese dishes will be served in the middle of Rice field at Guliang Village. , which offers a spectacular view of a life Padi Field with an authentic farmers life style. The atmosphere are special might being special memory on your visit.

Considered the center of Balinese hand weaving and handmade batik prints, Tohpati's factories are not only the largest manufacturers of this highly developed art form but retailers as well. You'll visit a factory and after observing the batik process you can try your hand at painting traditional batik designs. You'll be taken step by step through the batik process - after the fabric is dyed, the pattern is outlined with charcoal or graphite then the wax is applied, tracing the outline. The final step is dyeing the fabric again. Later, you're invited to browse for souvenirs, gifts and fine Balinese crafts.

At the end of the day, you'll travel back to your ship along the same scenic route.